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UF Friday Night Lights: Florida commit Stive-Bentley Keumajou Yondui turned heads at the Gators’ FNL Camp, posting an 8-foot-5 broad jump and a 5.1-second 40-yard dash at 327 pounds. The Rise Preparatory Academy student-athlete, who excels in the classroom and is on track to earn his Associate of Arts... show more

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6’6 PG Quadir Copeland is one of the most underrated players in this year’s NBA Draft. Copeland had a standout season for NC State where he averaged 14/4/7 and 1.8 Steals a game on 49/40/78 splits Copeland’s mix of playmaking, defensive versatility, finishing, handle, athleticism, and pace makes him one of the most unique and versatile players in the class. Copeland is one of the best passers and playmakers in the class at 6’6, and he uses his size, athleticism, handle, and decision making to his advantage to create for his teammates at an elite level while also being able to use his passing vision to find his teammates. Copeland also takes advantage of his positional size to create passing advantages. Copeland is just one of 3 High Major players taller than 6’5 who had an AST% of 40 as well. As a scorer Copeland is elite at getting to the rim and uses his craft and athleticism to finish through contact. Copeland was also a strong catch and shoot shooter who shot 46% off the catch. Standing a 6’6 with a 6’11 wingspan Copeland has the frame, athleticism and the instincts to defend the 1-3 at a high level as well. Since 2008 Copeland and Trae Young are the only two High Major players who had an AST% of 40, have a TS% of 55, and make 100 shots at the rim.

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Here is the FULL body cam footage of the arrest and the events that led up to it. And here is a breakdown of what ACTUALLY happened. - On May 20th at approximately 12:34 p.m., a Fairfield Police Officer serving as a School Resource Officer responded to a large physical fight involving multiple students at Fairfield High School. During the altercation, one student physically fought with a school official who was attempting to break up the fight, prompting the officer to immediately request emergency assistance. - While trying to stop the fight, the officer observed a student attempting to retrieve an item from a backpack. Believing the student could be reaching for a weapon, the officer confiscated two backpacks and turned them over to school staff. - The officer escorted one involved student to the school office, while a large crowd of students followed behind and continued attempting to fight the detained student. - The officer then attempted to detain a second student who was actively trying to continue the fight. The student refused commands, ran into a crowd where additional fights were occurring, and then struck the officer in an attempt to avoid being detained. - As the officer escorted the second student toward the school office, the student repeatedly pulled away and continued resisting. Additional officers arrived to assist with the escalating situation. - The second student suddenly broke free and turned aggressively toward the officer after already assaulting him. Another responding officer immediately performed a takedown maneuver to stop the student before the situation escalated further and to protect the officer from additional harm. - Even after being taken to the ground, the second student continued resisting arrest by tensing his arms, covering his face, and refusing to place his hands behind his back while officers attempted to handcuff him. - Officers used distraction strikes to gain compliance after repeated failed attempts to secure the student’s hands. The student eventually complied and was placed under arrest. - Officers later located sharp objects, including a screwdriver, inside the confiscated backpacks. Both students were arrested for causing a disturbance on a school campus and resisting arrest. According to police, no officers or students were injured during the incident. Do I REALLY need to point out that the officer himself is black?

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Illinois 6’4 Guard Quentin Coleman is one of the most underrated incoming freshmen NBA Draft Prospects heading into next season. Coleman was one of the biggest standouts in high school where he averaged 23/6/4 on 65/51/90 splits for Principa and was named the Missouri POTY. He was also a standout in eybl who averaged 14/5/4 on 44/40/90 splits in Peach Jam. Coleman is an elite shooter at his height who has the ability to shoot off the dribble at a high level, off the catch, and he’s also a high level movement shooter. Coleman is also a skilled scorer at the rim on and off the ball at the rim, who’s a high level finisher with a high motor. Coleman is also a skilled passer who has good passing vision, and has the ability to create play for his teammates and play in many different systems with his pace. Coleman is also an active defender with a high motor.

Illinois 6’4 Guard Quentin Coleman is one of the most underrated incoming freshmen NBA Draft Prospects heading into next season. Coleman was one of the biggest standouts in high school where he averaged 23/6/4 on 65/51/90 splits for Principa and was named the Missouri POTY. He was also a standout in eybl who averaged 14/5/4 on 44/40/90 splits in Peach Jam. Coleman is an elite shooter at his height who has the ability to shoot off the dribble at a high level, off the catch, and he’s also a high level movement shooter. Coleman is also a skilled scorer at the rim on and off the ball at the rim, who’s a high level finisher with a high motor. Coleman is also a skilled passer who has good passing vision, and has the ability to create play for his teammates and play in many different systems with his pace. Coleman is also an active defender with a high motor.

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Maryland 6’4 Guard Andre Mills has been one of the most underrated freshmen in college basketball this season. For the season Mills is averaging 11/4/1 while also averaging 19/4/1 on 54/46/79 splits through his last 6 games. Mills is a powerful athlete and rim driver who uses his mix of athleticism and strength to get to the rim at a high level and is also a strong finisher. Mills has the ability to create for himself off the PNR or attack the basket after a spot up look. Mills is also an elite downhill threat in transition with his speed. Mills is also a strong shooter, who’s shooting 38% from three on catch and shoot looks on 3 attempts a game.

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6’10 Freshman Wing Brady Koehler is one of the most intriguing longterm NBA Draft prospects. Koehler had a strong freshman season for Notre Dame where he averaged 6 PPG along with a block and steal a game in only 16 MPG. He also shot 45% from the field and 38% from three. At 6’10 with good movement ability Koehler has the ability to play multiple different positions on the court with his skill versatility. Koehler is a strong shooter who shot 38% from three and uses his size to his advantage to shoot over players. Koehler is also a strong driver and off ball finisher who shot 63% at the rim. Koehler is also an impactful defender who uses his vertical athleticism and size to defend multiple positions. Koehler and Trevon Brazile also the only High Major players in college basketball this season to have a BLK% of 5, a STL% of 2 and shoot 35% from three on 5 attempts a game per 40.

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POV of what led to Fairfield High School, Officer Bianca Brown allegedly used excessive force against student Maurice Williams. According to Fairfield police, a school resource officer responded to a "physical altercation involving multiple students on campus" just after 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Police say a high school student was fighting a school official who was trying to break up the fight. According to Fairfield police, the officer then saw another student trying to retrieve an item from a backpack during the fight - which the officer believed was a weapon. The officer then confiscated two backpacks. Police say the officer then escorted one of the students involved in the fight to a campus office. They say a large group followed the pair, including other students "who were actively trying to fight the student the officer had detained." After the student had been taken to the office, police say the officer tried to approach a second student who was trying to fight. The student refused to listen, according to police, and went back to a large group, where more students were fighting. The officer then tried to detain the second student, police said, but they tried to pull away. At this point, other police officers had arrived at the school to help with the response. Police say the student then hit the officer, which prompted the officer to perform what they called a "takedown technique" and place the student on the ground. As the officer tried to place the student in handcuffs, the student resisted, police said. In the press release shared Thursday, police detailed what happened before the officer placed the student in handcuffs. "The second student placed his hands over his head and covered his face. An officer grabbed his wrist and tried to place his hand behind his back. The second student tensed his arms, and the officer was unable to overcome his resistance," Fairfield police said. "The officer administered a distraction strike to the second student's hands. The officer tried again to pull his arm behind his back but was still not able to overcome his resistance." After additional "distraction strikes," police arrested the student. As police worked to arrest the second student, they say the first student, who had initially been taken to the office, ran out of the school office to where the officer and the other student were. The first student was later arrested. Police said they found sharp objects, including a screwdriver, in the two backpacks they confiscated. In a letter sent to the campus community, Fairfield High School officials acknowledged what occurred on the campus on Wednesday. "At the end of lunch today at Fairfield High, there was a fight amongst multiple students.A Fairfield Police officer was working at the school, and called for additional officers to respond. We are also aware there are videos circulating on social media of the incident," the school said in a statement. The police have not publicly identified the officer involved. They said she is not on leave and that they are investigating the incident.

POV of what led to Fairfield High School, Officer Bianca Brown allegedly used excessive force against student Maurice Williams. According to Fairfield police, a school resource officer responded to a "physical altercation involving multiple students on campus" just after 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Police say a high school student was fighting a school official who was trying to break up the fight. According to Fairfield police, the officer then saw another student trying to retrieve an item from a backpack during the fight - which the officer believed was a weapon. The officer then confiscated two backpacks. Police say the officer then escorted one of the students involved in the fight to a campus office. They say a large group followed the pair, including other students "who were actively trying to fight the student the officer had detained." After the student had been taken to the office, police say the officer tried to approach a second student who was trying to fight. The student refused to listen, according to police, and went back to a large group, where more students were fighting. The officer then tried to detain the second student, police said, but they tried to pull away. At this point, other police officers had arrived at the school to help with the response. Police say the student then hit the officer, which prompted the officer to perform what they called a "takedown technique" and place the student on the ground. As the officer tried to place the student in handcuffs, the student resisted, police said. In the press release shared Thursday, police detailed what happened before the officer placed the student in handcuffs. "The second student placed his hands over his head and covered his face. An officer grabbed his wrist and tried to place his hand behind his back. The second student tensed his arms, and the officer was unable to overcome his resistance," Fairfield police said. "The officer administered a distraction strike to the second student's hands. The officer tried again to pull his arm behind his back but was still not able to overcome his resistance." After additional "distraction strikes," police arrested the student. As police worked to arrest the second student, they say the first student, who had initially been taken to the office, ran out of the school office to where the officer and the other student were. The first student was later arrested. Police said they found sharp objects, including a screwdriver, in the two backpacks they confiscated. In a letter sent to the campus community, Fairfield High School officials acknowledged what occurred on the campus on Wednesday. "At the end of lunch today at Fairfield High, there was a fight amongst multiple students.A Fairfield Police officer was working at the school, and called for additional officers to respond. We are also aware there are videos circulating on social media of the incident," the school said in a statement. The police have not publicly identified the officer involved. They said she is not on leave and that they are investigating the incident.

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27,041 views • 2 months ago

19 year old 6’7 Guard Kameron Taylor is one of the most intriguing longterm NBA Draft Prospects. For the season Taylor averaged 19/5/3 while also averaging 22/4/3 while shooting 47% from the field an 35% from three on 5 attempts a game in Big South play. Taylor is one of the quickest players in college basketball at 6’7 who uses his mix of speed, first step, and vertical athleticism to be one of the most intriguing scorers in college basketball. Taylor uses his athleticism to get to the rim and draw fouls at an elite level, where he shot 59% at the rim on 188 attempts. Taylor is also a high level mid range scorer for his height who also has great touch on his floaters. Taylor’s mix of athleticism, pace, and versatile scoring helped him be one of the efficient PNR scorers in CBB where he finished in the 90th percentile in PNR play on 103 attempts. Taylor is also a skilled passer for his height who can create scoring looks for his teammates, or find an open player with his passing vision, Taylor also does this without turning the ball over. Taylor’s mix of 3 level scoring potential, athleticism, defensive upside, free thro drawing, pace, and playmaking for his size and age is extremely valuable and he has one of the highest ceilings of any player in college basketball. Taylor was one of 5 underclassmen in CBB this season who had an AST% of 15, make 35 threes or more, and had 15 dunks or more, joining AJ Dybantsa, Cam Boozer, Nolan Minessale, and Tyler Tanner.

19 year old 6’7 Guard Kameron Taylor is one of the most intriguing longterm NBA Draft Prospects. For the season Taylor averaged 19/5/3 while also averaging 22/4/3 while shooting 47% from the field an 35% from three on 5 attempts a game in Big South play. Taylor is one of the quickest players in college basketball at 6’7 who uses his mix of speed, first step, and vertical athleticism to be one of the most intriguing scorers in college basketball. Taylor uses his athleticism to get to the rim and draw fouls at an elite level, where he shot 59% at the rim on 188 attempts. Taylor is also a high level mid range scorer for his height who also has great touch on his floaters. Taylor’s mix of athleticism, pace, and versatile scoring helped him be one of the efficient PNR scorers in CBB where he finished in the 90th percentile in PNR play on 103 attempts. Taylor is also a skilled passer for his height who can create scoring looks for his teammates, or find an open player with his passing vision, Taylor also does this without turning the ball over. Taylor’s mix of 3 level scoring potential, athleticism, defensive upside, free thro drawing, pace, and playmaking for his size and age is extremely valuable and he has one of the highest ceilings of any player in college basketball. Taylor was one of 5 underclassmen in CBB this season who had an AST% of 15, make 35 threes or more, and had 15 dunks or more, joining AJ Dybantsa, Cam Boozer, Nolan Minessale, and Tyler Tanner.

KJ

90,144 views • 4 months ago

Saint Louis’s Dion Brown is one of the best glue guy’s in this year’s NBA Draft. For the season Brown averaged 11/5/2 on 62/40/75 splits in only 24 MPG. While also playing a major role in Saint Louis’s 29-6 record. When it comes to role versatility and impacting the game without the ball in his hands Brown is one of the best in this year’s class. At just 6’4 Brown has the ability to play the 2-4 at a high level with his motor, strength, and instincts. Brown was one of the best finishers in the country this season where he shot 75% at the rim on 170 attempts and was the only non big to do that. Brown is an elite cutter with great instincts to get to his spots, while also being a high level slasher in the half court and he also has the ability to push in transition with and without the ball. Brown is also a strong shooter from three who shot 40% from three. Brown’s mix of shooting and finishing efficiency makes him an extremely valuable player. Brown is also a skilled passer as a connector and creator who uses his ability to get to the rim to find cutting teammates, or uses his passing vision. On the defensive end Brown was one of the best defenders in the A10 with his motor and instincts. Brown is also an elite rebounder for his height who is always attacking the glass. Browns mix of finishing, shooting, versatility, passing, rebounding, off ball scoring and defensive impact makes him one of the most valuable glue guys on any team he plays for.

Saint Louis’s Dion Brown is one of the best glue guy’s in this year’s NBA Draft. For the season Brown averaged 11/5/2 on 62/40/75 splits in only 24 MPG. While also playing a major role in Saint Louis’s 29-6 record. When it comes to role versatility and impacting the game without the ball in his hands Brown is one of the best in this year’s class. At just 6’4 Brown has the ability to play the 2-4 at a high level with his motor, strength, and instincts. Brown was one of the best finishers in the country this season where he shot 75% at the rim on 170 attempts and was the only non big to do that. Brown is an elite cutter with great instincts to get to his spots, while also being a high level slasher in the half court and he also has the ability to push in transition with and without the ball. Brown is also a strong shooter from three who shot 40% from three. Brown’s mix of shooting and finishing efficiency makes him an extremely valuable player. Brown is also a skilled passer as a connector and creator who uses his ability to get to the rim to find cutting teammates, or uses his passing vision. On the defensive end Brown was one of the best defenders in the A10 with his motor and instincts. Brown is also an elite rebounder for his height who is always attacking the glass. Browns mix of finishing, shooting, versatility, passing, rebounding, off ball scoring and defensive impact makes him one of the most valuable glue guys on any team he plays for.

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51,234 views • 4 months ago

Cooper Zachary (Cooper Zachary) is a high-IQ guard who demands very little yet provides elite floor spacing and tenacious defense. His motor is consistently high, allowing his 5'10" frame to play above his size. Despite his small size, he has a record of shutting off top guards defensively. He was highly efficient from 3 this summer (shot 52.5% on 40 3PA in Adidas 33SB play). His shooting consistency makes him one of the most bankable shooters in his class. Entering his junior season, Zachary is definitely an intriguing prospect to keep an eye for at Fishers Boys Basketball this upcoming high school season

Cooper Zachary (Cooper Zachary) is a high-IQ guard who demands very little yet provides elite floor spacing and tenacious defense. His motor is consistently high, allowing his 5'10" frame to play above his size. Despite his small size, he has a record of shutting off top guards defensively. He was highly efficient from 3 this summer (shot 52.5% on 40 3PA in Adidas 33SB play). His shooting consistency makes him one of the most bankable shooters in his class. Entering his junior season, Zachary is definitely an intriguing prospect to keep an eye for at Fishers Boys Basketball this upcoming high school season

Mike O

71,525 views • 9 months ago

This week I sat down with Kevin Soine, Assistant Baseball Coach and Athletic Operations Coordinator at South Mountain Community College in Phoenix, Arizona. I had a chance to visit South Mountain recently and came away extremely impressed, especially with the coaching staff's focus on player development. In our conversation, Kevin shares his journey from his high school days in Minnesota to his current coaching position in Arizona, including the challenges of transitioning from player to coach. We discuss the importance of academic success, compliance, and eligibility in college athletics, as well as the significance of mental performance and practice design in player development. Timestamps: 00:00 From Minnesota to Coaching: A Journey Begins 03:13 The Transition to Coaching: Finding My Path 05:51 Summer Ball and Early Coaching Experiences 08:41 Navigating the Junior College Coaching Landscape 11:15 Building a Career in Coaching: Opportunities and Challenges 13:48 The Role of Compliance and Eligibility in Athletics 21:30 Navigating the Academic Landscape for Athletes 22:45 Understanding Scholarship Dynamics in College Sports 27:45 Designing Effective Baseball Practices 33:46 The Importance of Mental Performance Training 40:48 Empowering Players for Self-Development On X: Follow Kevin Soine: Kevin Soine Follow South Mountain Community College Athletics: SMCC Athletics

This week I sat down with Kevin Soine, Assistant Baseball Coach and Athletic Operations Coordinator at South Mountain Community College in Phoenix, Arizona. I had a chance to visit South Mountain recently and came away extremely impressed, especially with the coaching staff's focus on player development. In our conversation, Kevin shares his journey from his high school days in Minnesota to his current coaching position in Arizona, including the challenges of transitioning from player to coach. We discuss the importance of academic success, compliance, and eligibility in college athletics, as well as the significance of mental performance and practice design in player development. Timestamps: 00:00 From Minnesota to Coaching: A Journey Begins 03:13 The Transition to Coaching: Finding My Path 05:51 Summer Ball and Early Coaching Experiences 08:41 Navigating the Junior College Coaching Landscape 11:15 Building a Career in Coaching: Opportunities and Challenges 13:48 The Role of Compliance and Eligibility in Athletics 21:30 Navigating the Academic Landscape for Athletes 22:45 Understanding Scholarship Dynamics in College Sports 27:45 Designing Effective Baseball Practices 33:46 The Importance of Mental Performance Training 40:48 Empowering Players for Self-Development On X: Follow Kevin Soine: Kevin Soine Follow South Mountain Community College Athletics: SMCC Athletics

Patrick Jones

11,372 views • 10 months ago

Michigan 6’9 Forward Yaxel Lendeborg has been the most impressive upperclassmen prospect in this years NBA Draft. This season Yaxel is averaging 16/7/4 on 59/41/86 splits along with 1.6 Steals and 1.4 Blocks a game. Yaxel has also been a crucial reason for Michigan’s huge 10-0 start. When it comes to versatility there’s not many players who can do a little bit of everything on the court than Yaxel, he’s played and defended nearly every position on the court, and has a do everything playstyle. Yaxel is one of the best shooters and finishers in the class at 6’9 who’s shooting 41% from three on 5 attempts a game, while also shooting an incredibly high 86% at the rim. Yaxel also has the ability to find his teammates with his high level passing vision. Yaxel has the ability to play different roles on the offensive end as he’s excelled as a PNR creator, an off ball cutter and rebounder, or a spot up threat who can attack the rim. Yaxel is also one of the best defenders in the class, with his versatility and athleticism at his size on that end. Yaxel is currently on the pace to be the only player in college basketball since 2008 to have a BLK% of 5, an AST% of 20, and a TS% of 70. There’s not many players at 6’9 who can do nearly everything on the court at a high level, while having the versatility Yaxel has and he’s made a strong case to be a lottery pick.

Michigan 6’9 Forward Yaxel Lendeborg has been the most impressive upperclassmen prospect in this years NBA Draft. This season Yaxel is averaging 16/7/4 on 59/41/86 splits along with 1.6 Steals and 1.4 Blocks a game. Yaxel has also been a crucial reason for Michigan’s huge 10-0 start. When it comes to versatility there’s not many players who can do a little bit of everything on the court than Yaxel, he’s played and defended nearly every position on the court, and has a do everything playstyle. Yaxel is one of the best shooters and finishers in the class at 6’9 who’s shooting 41% from three on 5 attempts a game, while also shooting an incredibly high 86% at the rim. Yaxel also has the ability to find his teammates with his high level passing vision. Yaxel has the ability to play different roles on the offensive end as he’s excelled as a PNR creator, an off ball cutter and rebounder, or a spot up threat who can attack the rim. Yaxel is also one of the best defenders in the class, with his versatility and athleticism at his size on that end. Yaxel is currently on the pace to be the only player in college basketball since 2008 to have a BLK% of 5, an AST% of 20, and a TS% of 70. There’s not many players at 6’9 who can do nearly everything on the court at a high level, while having the versatility Yaxel has and he’s made a strong case to be a lottery pick.

KJ

111,996 views • 7 months ago